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The Flow library

Import a ready-made flow, or publish one of yours.

The Flow library is a public collection of flows people have published. It is browsable without an account; importing needs one.

Finding something

Search by text, filter by category (Farming, Combat, Movement, Utility, Chat, Other) and by price (Everything, Free, Paid), and sort by Newest, Most liked or Most used. The Bundles view lists sets of one author's paid flows sold together for one price.

Each entry shows what it does, its triggers and actions, its price, how many installs, likes and star ratings it has, and who published it.

Importing a free flow

Import to my flows copies the flow into your account. It then behaves like any other flow: attach it to clients, enable it, run it.

Two things about imported flows:

  • They are marked Installed and are read-only. That is what allows them to be updated later. To change one, Duplicate it and the copy is yours.
  • When the author publishes a new version, the card shows Update available with an Update flow button.

Secrets are never shared. A published flow carries tokens, not values. If it needs a password or a coordinate, the listing says Needs secrets: password and you fill those in on your own clients after importing. See variables and secrets.

Buying a paid flow

A paid flow shows its price and a Buy for … coins button. Buying takes the coins from your balance once and gives you a permanent licence: attach the flow to any of your clients, for good.

A paid flow is sealed. You can run it, but you cannot read, edit or export its blocks, and the client's console shows what it achieved rather than every step. The author's updates reach you free, and each new version is checked again before it does.

If a bought flow does not work, open a dispute from its card in your flows while the dispute window is open (the confirmation before you buy shows the date). If the author does not answer in time, you are refunded automatically.

Publishing

From your own flow, use Publish to the Flow library: give it a title, a description, a category and tags, and optionally a Discord link where buyers can ask you questions.

You also choose:

  • Free or paid. A free flow is open: anyone can import it, read every block and edit their copy. A paid flow is sealed for its buyers. This choice is permanent: a listing can be repriced, but never moved between free and paid.
  • Public or private. A private listing stays out of browsing and search; anyone you send its link to can still buy it.

Listing costs a one-off fee in coins, shown before you confirm. Paid listings may wait for an admin to read them before they go on sale.

Every submission goes through a safety check before it can be listed. The check exists because a flow is executable text that other people will run on their own clients: a flow that quietly chats a {{password}} token into public chat would broadcast the importer's password. If a flow fails, publishing is blocked and the reason is shown.

A submission may also be held for review: Submitted for review. It will appear once approved.

Once listed, your flow shows In the Flow library · v3 and you get two more actions:

  • Update library flow: replaces the public copy with your current blocks and bumps the version, so anyone who imported it can pull the update.
  • Remove from the Flow library: it disappears from the public Flow library. Your own flow stays, and copies people already imported keep working; they simply stop receiving updates. Buyers of a paid flow keep exactly what they have. If nobody has bought it yet, the listing is deleted outright and the listing fee is not refunded.

Likes, ratings and reports

Like is a signal for the Most liked sort. Once you have installed or bought a flow you can also rate it from one to five stars. Report flags a flow for review. Use it for anything broken, misleading, or trying to get hold of other people's credentials.

The Flow library · CubeMind docs